Planning a picnic? Don’t rush to waste your cash
Picture this: a one-day getaway with three of your friends. If you buy all the gear upfront—the tent, the grill, the camp stove, the cooler bag—you’re easily staring at a 1 to 2 million UZS bill. But if you rent the exact same setup? It’s just 150,000 to 400,000 UZS for the day. That leaves the rest of your budget exactly where it belongs: on good meat and great vibes.
If you buy everything for just one weekend trip, you won’t remember the fun memories—you'll just remember the heavy receipt.
Why buy it if you barely use it?
How often do you actually go on a picnic? For most of us, it’s maybe 3 to 5 times a year, max. Why drop a fortune on full gear just for a few scattered days out of the whole year?
Renting is a total no-brainer:
Pay per use: You only pay for the exact days you’re out in nature.
Save your space: No gear cluttering up your apartment or gathering dust on the balcony.
Switch it up: You can try out completely different equipment every single time.
The ultimate picnic rental checklist
Tents: A must-have for overnight stays. Buy it, and it’ll spend 360 days a year just taking up closet space.
BBQ grills: Essential for the perfect roast, but hauling a heavy iron grill is exhausting, and storing it at home is a nightmare.
Portable camp stoves: Your lifesaver for brewing hot tea or warming up meals on the spot. You’ll never need it at home, but on the field, you can’t live without it.
Cooler bags: The only thing standing between you and warm drinks on a scorching hot day. Keeps everything ice-cold and fresh.
SUP boards (Paddleboards): Heading to Charvak or Tashmore? A paddleboard instantly turns a regular picnic into an unforgettable adventure. Buying one is way too expensive, but renting it for a day costs next to nothing.
Renting in 4 easy steps
Browse: Jump onto the RentZor website.
Select: Find your gear and pick your dates.
Confirm: Get your instant booking approval right in Telegram.
Enjoy: Grab the gear, have an amazing picnic, and bring it back when you're done.
Before you hit the road next time, ask yourself: is your perfect setup ready to go?
Abubakr M.